Book Review: โTechnology Operating Models for Cloud and Edgeโ
Authors: Ahilan Ponnusamy and Andreas Spanner
Reviewed by: John Heaton, Guillaume Poulet-Mathis, Sharad Gupta, and Thenna Raj
I just finished diving into the pages of โTechnology Operating Models for Cloud and Edge,โ a collaboration by Ahilan Ponnusamy and Andreas Spanner. And you know what? Iโve got some thoughts to share with you.
Now, before we kick off, let me get one thing straight โ this ainโt your typical tech-heavy manual. No, itโs not going to flood you with lines of code or endless jargon. Instead, itโs all about the high-level stuff in cloud computing and edge strategies. So, if youโre looking for a conceptual take, this might be your sweet spot.
The journey starts with the building blocks โ the fundamental concepts of cloud computing, edge strategies, and hybrid models. Itโs like laying down the foundation before delving into the deeper waters. What caught my attention was the gradual transition into the strategies you need to keep an eye on โ itโs like watching a puzzle come together, one piece at a time.
But let me tell you about the real gems here โ the chapters that dissect distributed architecture and the intricacies of hybrid or multi-cloud strategies. Theyโre not just informative; theyโre insightful. And letโs not forget the emphasis on regional compliance requirements โ a reminder of the real-world hurdles youโll face when dealing with multi-region strategies and their architectures.
But the book doesnโt stop at strategy; it goes full throttle into the world of IT infrastructure. From computing and control planes to data, storage, network, and security โ the whole gamut gets covered. And guess what? It wraps it all up beautifully with a spotlight on applications.
Visual learners, rejoice! The book throws in diagrams and tables like breadcrumbs to guide you through the complex maze of cloud and edge operating models. Itโs like having a GPS for tech challenges โ and who wouldnโt want that?
Hereโs the real kicker: if youโre a tech honcho, a CTO, or even a solution architect, this book deserves a spot on your shelf. The insights it dishes out have the potential to be your compass in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
A major tip of the hat to the authors โ Ahilan Ponnusamy and Andreas Spanner โ for assembling this treasure trove of wisdom. The simplicity and clarity you bring to the tech world are commendable.
And hereโs a special shoutout to our reviewer squad โ John Heaton, Guillaume Poulet-Mathis, Sharad Gupta, and Thenna Raj โ for giving their two cents on this book. Your perspectives added extra flavour to the mix.
Last but not least, thanks to Linda Pearlson from Packt for putting this book on my radar. If youโre curious and want to snag your own copy, check it out here: Book Link.
Details:
- Title: Technology Operating Models for Cloud and Edge
- Authors: Ahilan Ponnusamy (he is my colleague at Red Hat), Andreas Spanner
- Reviewed by: John Heaton, Guillaume Poulet-Mathis, Sharad Gupta and Thenna Raj
- Forewords by: Mirco Hering (Global Transformation Lead at Accenture), Vincent Caldeira (Chief Technology Officer, APAC at Red Hat), Neetan Chopra (Chief Digital and Information Officer at IndiGo)
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